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[jyrgenn@mas.to]

@david Nah, I'd be content with beating their assets with sticks until the money comes out and can be redistributed. The punishment need not be corporeal — corporate punishment will do.

[jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social]

@david

Piñata Economics: Political Cartoon is by Bill Bramhall in the New York Daily News.

Alt Text: Trump blindfolded counting to three in Spanish holding a club labelled tariffs. Person hanging from tree with ‘Consumers’ written across their top.

This was drawn in 2019…

[jugglingwitheggs@mstdn.social]

@JugglingWithEggs @david

Update desperately needed…

[gokushrm@mastodon.social]

@david this is the best and only option now

[branwen74@mstdn.social]

@david What do you think? Should I get a stick, a hurley or a cricketbat?

[aethernaut@mastodon.art]

@david at first they read that as piranha economics, which might also be worth a try

[david@fouroclockfarms.club]

@JugglingWithEggs Prescient!

[david@fouroclockfarms.club]

@Branwen74 Large pipe wrench?

[highlandlawyer@mastodon.social]

@david
Have the illustrated meme version (source unknown, it's a meme)

[david@fouroclockfarms.club]

@HighlandLawyer I'm in with the beatings.

[msbellows@c.im]

@david @HighlandLawyer I mean, I'd still want to do the beatings even if the piñata were empty. I just think it would be healthy all around if we ganged up and beat rich people.

[david@fouroclockfarms.club]

@msbellows @HighlandLawyer Got my 38mm combo wrench ready.

[teflontrout@beige.party]

@jyrgenn @david